The Transylvania Florilegium : watercolours depicting plants growing in Romania.

An illustrated record of select flora of Transylvania.

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Akeroyd, John, 1956- (Author)
Mills, Christopher (Librarian) (Author)
Corporate Author: Prince's Charities Foundation (beneficiary.)
Other Authors: Charles III, King of Great Britain, 1948- (Writer of preface, Dedicatee)
Shirley Smith, Richard (Artist)
Brockman, James, 1946- (Binding designer)
Lewis, Jemma (Marbler)
Language:English
Published: London : Addison Publications Ltd. : The Prince of Wales's Charitable Foundation, 2017-2018.
Subjects:
Plants > Romania > Transylvania.
Plants in art.
Flowers in art.
Charles > III, > King of Great Britain, > 1948- > Homes and haunts > Romania > Transylvania.
Charles > III, > King of Great Britain, > 1948-
Homes.
Plants.
Watercolor painting.
Botanical illustration.
Genre:
Botanical illustration.
Local Note:
MSU: Purchased in part with funds provided by the Dr. E. James and Geri Potchen History of Horticulture Endowment Fund.
MSU: Library copy is number 69 of 150.
MSU: Publisher's "Caring for your book" sheet laid in volume 1.
Binding Information:
Binding of half green goatskin and marbled boards executed by Stephen Conway and supervised by James and Stuart Brockman; cover paper marbled by Jemma Lewis; two red spine labels lettered in gilt; green goatskin medallion set in to upper board, lettered and stamped in gilt; sprinkled edges; spine tooled in gold. Each volume in a felt wrap (handmade by Liz Brown in Ayrshire, Scotland, as with The Highgrove Florilegium?). Also included are a cream-colored cloth book-cover (both volumes) and a pair of cream-colored cloth gloves (volume 1 only).
Physical Description:2 volumes, plates : color illustrations ; 50 x 37 cm
Format: Book

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